We found out this morning that consumer prices rose again last month -- by two-tenths of a percent. But energy costs actually fell by a full percent in May, which was the first drop in a year.

The online music service Pandora pulled in $16 a share yesterday in its initial public offering. That's about twice as much as expected for the so-far unprofitable company that boasts 94 million registered users.

Drugmaker Pfizer heads to federal court today to defend its $1 billion-a-year money maker Viagra. That little blue pill is scheduled to go off-patent next year which means generic drugmakers can produce similar pills and sell them at a discount. But if Pfizer gets its way in this court case the patent would be extended until 2019.

To New York City where restaurants are still getting used to a new law that requires them to post the letter grades they get from the Health Department where customers can see them. Turns out about 800 restaurants that got B's and C's haven't been posting their grades very prominently. They'll be slapped with a fine of up to $1000. One customer says, however, she doesn't mind her local Pita restaurant's violation of the rules. She told the New York Post it doesn't matter to her as long as they have falafels for $3.

In Greece, more strikes are going on today in Athens and police have fired tear gas at protestors who are angry over more austerity measures. S&P downgraded Greece's debt rating to the lowest among all countries with sovereign debt. And yields on two-year Greek debt have reached another record high.

Bedbugs have finally hit the big time in the nuisance category. The tiny, itchy pests now have insurance policies working against them in New York. That's where hotel owners and landlords have been paying big bucks to get rid of the bugs. And have suffered millions in business losses. Big insurer AON will offer the policies.

If you're going to rob a fast food joint don't leave a trail of fast food to your hide out. In Shawnee, Oklahoma police had no trouble locating 18 year old Dakota Lasley after a robbery at a Sonic Drive-In. They found Dakota in a house two blocks away. All they had to do to find him was follow a trail of foot-long hot dogs,hot dog buns, chicken breasts and corn dogs.

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